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Question of the week | Will fusion run out of fuel?
One of the paradoxes of fusion, the virtually inexhaustible energy of the future, is that it relies on an element that does not exist—or just barely. Tritium, o [...]
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Managing data | Setting up a robust process
Are the ITER systems and processes robust enough to manage the technical and project data for a program of ITER's complexity? Will quality information be made a [...]
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Image of the week | Bullseye
Two perfectly circular structures, looking a lot like archery targets, have been installed on the west-facing wall of the Tokamak Complex. They are not for sh [...]
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Art and science | Seeking new perspectives on fusion
Standing in the middle of the Tokamak Building, sound artist Julian Weaver positions his 3D microphone near one of the openings of the bioshield to record the s [...]
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Worksite photos | The view one never tires of
For the past three-and a half years, ITER Communication has been documenting construction progress from the top of the tallest crane on the ITER worksite. Altho [...]
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A familiar yet changing view
The view is familiar: a large Kaaba-like structure towering above a complex arrangement of walls and columns; a circular structure emerging from a carpet of iron rebar and steel plates; large and low buildings on each side; the hills and forest in the background.
Yet, as days pass, everything changes: in large details and in small, the ITER worksite is in constant transformation.
Yet, as days pass, everything changes: in large details and in small, the ITER worksite is in constant transformation.
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